67 Killed In Crash Of 2 C119 Planes
Two C119 Flying Boxcar transports collided and crashed near Edelweiler in the Black Forest during a training flight from Echterdingen air base. Thirty-nine U.S. servicemembers and 28 troops were killed, making it the fourth worst air disaster in history.
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Black Forest
U.S
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Brack Forest
Preudenstadt
Echterdingen Field
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Air Force
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Tokyo
Larson Air Force Base
Washington State
Carditt
Wales
Todby
Turnpike Slayer Seeks Commutation to Life
Greensburg Pa John Wenly Wable, sentenced to death for a Pennsylvania Turnpike phantom killing, seeks commutation to life. Alvin G Seales, his attorney, gained a parole board hearing in Harrisburg after his March 1954 conviction for the Bowlig Green death of Harry F Pitts. Wable is jailed at Werlinoreland County Inn.
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John Wenly
Wable
Pennsylvania
Alvin G. Seales
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Harrisburg
Harry F Pitts
Bowlig Qreen
Pitts
Governor Ready for All-Out Tax Battle
Gov Lender announces readiness to fight Republican tax cuts as he defends a 45 million dollar request for the Welfare Department. He pledges to press the increased mental health funding and notes plans to pursue 20 billion in allocations.
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Chicago
Wolfare
Quarles Named Air Force Secretary Designate
President Eisenhower selected Donala A. Quarles to head the Air Force, seeking a successor to Harold Tibott. Quarles, 61, former assistant secretary of defense for research and development, is a Republican from Van Buren Arkansas now living in Englewood New Jersey. Senate confirmation awaits congressional return in January.
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Donala A. Quiarles
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Englewood
Quarles
Harold Tibott
Sejate Investigations
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Congress
White House
James ©. Hagerty
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Elwihowey
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Bout Quarles
Hagerty
Nordic UNSC members defy Korea pressure stay on job
Swedish and Swiss members of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission refuse to leave Korea under Seoul's ultimatums and say they will remain until the United Nations directs otherwise. Demonstrations at ports are largely peaceful with protests and banners, as officials discuss the armistice and potential unilateral UNSC changes.
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Republic of Korea
Toren
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UNSC
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Lyman L Leminteer
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Supervisory Commission
Poland
Oslovakia
Anges
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Red Korean
Queens men linked to record bank robbery arrest warrants issued
FBI names two arrested in connection with the largest cash bank robbery to date at a Chase Manhattan branch in Queens. Investigators cite an alleged four‑man crew. warrants issued for two others. A fifth man is held as a material witness. Nineacious details include one suspect’s wife who was a teller and the use of a submachine gun. Contains names and ages of suspects, bonds set, and notes on inside involvement.
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Mildred
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Haste
Paul W Windels
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Ninny
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Connelly
Keritil
Kriti
Bribbins
Fire disaster shocks nation with 21 dead and 18 injured
Fragmented report notes a deadly fire and blast drawing governors’ focus to road and health issues. It mentions President Eisenhower and Governor Meyner amid discussions on highway funding and mental health costs, with Marine MPs detaining three AWOL marines in a separate incident. Names include Sir Roger Maklis and Governor Kohler, with details on a burglary arrest in Corry, Pennsylvania.
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N.Y
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Bridges Port
Conn
Pred
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Corry
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Catendar Bank
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Atster
West Frederick
Drake
Hidsman
Gilgle
Secretary With Gun Thwarts Office Robbers in Richmond
In Richmond Virginia a secretary, Ada Craddock, saved an appliance firm by retrieving a shotgun and warning intruders as they threatened the office. The would-be robbers fled after she acted and the boss left the weapon behind.
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Adice E. Craddock
Met
Stroke of Fate Saves Two Boys From Death
In Andover last night a blast at a diner and nearby stores injured several. A brick building exploded after Thelma Brown, near a digit shop, gave two boys ages 6 and 7 pennies to buy drinks. The boys returned for nickels and entered the diner, which then shattered, sparing them but harming others.
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Sales levy blocked again by governor leader
Associated Press reports that the governor and House leaders clash over a state tax package. Republicans push new revenue options including a broad tax reform while the governor seeks to abolish the personal levy and delay decisive action until after the November election. Leaders warn a fiscal deadlock risks higher deficits if Congress and state panels stall.
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Peddler Bond Arrested Over Unpermitted Peddling
City police arrested Joseph McGann, 20, of Wittan Wiss after a report of magazine tallesters operating on White Street. He bonded $10 cash to ensure appearance at 9 30 this morning but failed to appear, prompting the hearing to be moved to the city police.
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Hurricane Connie Approaches Carolina Coast From Sea
Weather bulletin reports center winds up to 120 mph with gusts 75 mph along the Carolina coast. The storm moves northwest at 14 mph while Connie and Dixing threaten the Outer Banks and points from Myrtle Beach to Cape Fear, with warnings extended along South Carolina shore and into Virginia Capes.
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Lost $150 Dog Found Killed Near Railroad Tracks
A Doberman named Ned found shot near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks about a mile from Spar en bus Station. The owner, Mrs Ally Latere of Sparthinsbus, reported the dog and its identically marked companion were stolen earlier that day in Wertfield. Mrn Fuller and others located the dead dog and noted the theft and shooting incident.
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Man Crushed to Death as Trench Caves In
Harrisburg report details a deadly trench collapse on Route 77 where a worker identified as Churiek Blwetten, 34, was buried and died. A second man suffered injuries as rescuers recovered the body, with another worker briefly trapped but uninjured. Local officials initiate investigation into trench safety practices.
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Storm Threat To Philadelphia Diminished By Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau reduced hurricane warnings for Philadelphia as the storm weakened. forecasters expect showers and cloudy skies with mild temperatures tomorrow. A Canadian cold front moving south may push the storm away, but residents remain cautious about potential damage similar to past hurricanes.
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Blind farmer dies after fall at Wattsburg
Rupert Maye, 00, of Wattsburg, nearly blind, fell ten feet from a hay chute on his dairy farm and died at Stem Memorial Capital in Utica City. Officials cited possible misstep. coroner not yet notified. Survived by wife Certeide Lindberry and four children. funeral at Bracken Funeral Home.
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Lamud
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Leon
Lon City
Serry
J. Leon Maneval
Wayne Valley
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Devastating Blast Devours Ohio Village Square
An explosive blast and raging flames devastated a row of buildings in Andover Ohio. At least two people feared missing as crews pulled bodies from rubble amid smoke and chaos. Firefighters battled the blaze through the night aided by nearby towns.
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Varin
Beaver Club Tag Sale Raises Funds Amid Tie Day Event
The Beaver Club of Corry hosts a downtown tag sale called Tie Day to raise donations for the club. Leaders oversee entry draws and prizes while volunteers distribute donated colorful ties to participants in return for support. A separate crash report notes two cars collided on Route 57 near Buller, injuring three, with drivers Presse Inf Wilson and George Maniili among the hospitalized.
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